UFC Rohrbach-Berg: Coach Eisschiel plans to return with new additions

UFC Rohrbach-Berg: Coach Eisschiel plans to return with new additions

The first half of the season in the LT1 Upper Austria league brought a big learning curve for UFC Hama Trucks Rohrbach-Berg. Coach Christian Eisschiel reflects on the ups and downs that the team had to experience, especially after the climb. In an interview, he explains that the team was confronted with the challenges of the higher division right from the start and was able to gain important experience.

"Especially in the first few weeks we paid a lot of tuition," said Eischiel, while looking at the difficulties of the first matches. The team fought with three long -term injuries, which meant that some games, such as against St. Valentin or Perg, did not run optimally. In addition, they were partially undisciplined that led to exclusions. "We have lacked the substance in the past few weeks. The winter break comes at exactly the right time so that we can get the injured players back," emphasizes Eisschiel.

squad changes and the search for reinforcements

Unity problems in the squad already led to a departure: Arnel Kadric leaves the team. Eisschiel explains that the club was almost over -occupied in the center and that you want to try not to increase the squad unnecessarily. "We went to mutual agreement and went apart," says the trainer about the change.

The focus is now looking for newcomers, especially for the outer lanes and to bring more experience to the center. "We want to increase the competition," he explains. The goal for the second half of the season is also clear: intensive preparation in the coming weeks. "We will train for two weeks in December and try to catch up with the physical deficit. The difference between the Landesliga and the Upper Austria League is enormous; we are at least two classes. We want to put a solid start into the spring and continuously collect points," adds Eisschiel.

The first half of the season has made it clear that the challenges in the Upper Austria league are larger. But the experience that Rohrbach-Berg has gained could be crucial for the further course of the season, such as in detail, on www.ligaportal.at summarized. Coach Eisschiel remains optimistic that the team can learn from the setbacks and make the second half of the season successfully.